Astrid Krabbe Trolle

Astrid Krabbe Trolle is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen). Her research specializes in contemporary global Christianity, with emphases on migration, gender, and secularization. She leads the project The Catholic Ethic and the Spirit of Global Modernities (2021–2025), examining Catholic practices among Filipino migrants in Denmark and transnationally.

Her research interests include:

• Religion and migration dynamics
• Christian Filipino communities in Scandinavia
• Attitudes toward the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark
• Religious transmission across generations
• Intersections of gender, care work, and faith

Recent publications (2025) focus on epistemological tensions in migration-mission studies, feminine evangelization among Filipina migrants, climate-religion intersections, and global Catholicism. These reflect interdisciplinary approaches spanning sociology of religion, anthropology, and gender studies.

She actively contributes to public discourse, with media engagements on topics like youth religiosity, astrology in modern culture, and Danish religious identity. No awards or student advisories are documented in the provided text.